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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
A Wonderful Invention

John w. Sherman of New York, but
lately of San Francisco, well known
theatrical property man, is in the city.
Mr.. Sherman has received q patent of a
stage appliance which is really wonder.
full and will revolutionize scenic effects
in theaters. A reporter saw model OF
the appliance worked last evening, and
the feats of magicians paled into insig.
niticance before it. 1t consists of a
novel and ingenious arrangement and
combination OF lights and irefec tors,
nlaced in such manner that figures or
living persons concealed from the direct
line Of vision OF the audience, will at the
same time be ref upon the stage in
full view of all. This. of course, makes
it possible to produce the most startling
Transformation scenes and dissolving
views. By skillful manipulation OF
lights placed behind the stage, the
figures can be changed like flash OF
lightning and others substituted for
them, or they can be made to slowly
dissolve from view. Mr.. Sherman has
letters from Edwin Booth, Harry Ed,
wards. w. j. Florence and other well
known actors, speaking in high terms OF
his invention. He has the machinery OF
the transmogrifer complete. and at an
early date will give an exhibition In THIS
city that will be revelation to most ol
our people.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
WASHINGTON REMEMBERED.
Exercises at the University of
southern CasifOrnia

Exercises at the University of
southern California.
The exercises in honor of Washing
tons Birthday were commenced at 2
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Quite a
large and appreciative audience occupied
the new chapel of the college of let,res,
while Oh the platform were seated the
President, the Faculty, the Board of
Trustees and the orator of the day, the
Rev. DR.. Cantine. The singing of "My
Country, It's of Thee" was followed
with prayer by the Rev. Knighten.
President Bovard then introduced DR..
Cantine, who without much ceremony
launched out and gave the audience
very eloquent, well prepared and pro-
found Grafton suitable to the occasion.
AT P. NJ. very considerable influx
of people gave evidence that the two
societies of the University were to have
large, select and enthusiastic audience
for their entertainment in honor of
Washington's Birthday. By 1880 o'clock
the chapel was full, every nook and cor
ner being occupied. The programme
as printed was carried through to con-
pletion. Want of space forbids particu.
lar notice of each performance. 1t Is
no disparageu.ent OF former celebrations
of this kind in this institution to say
that none of them surpassed this in the
wisdom of the arrangement of the SUBJ
iects, the selection of performers, the
carefulness of preparation and excel
lence of delivery. Exalted thought,
patriotic sentiment and scholarly dicticn
marked the entire entertainment. This
occasion is another evidence of the very
excellent and thorough work done in the
University of Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
AN INTERESTING CASE.
The Title to a S3OO.OOO Ranch to
be Cleared In Court.

be Cleared In Court.
Simon f, Gless has commenced suit
in the Superior Court against Eugene
GARNER and F. A. Gibson to clear the
title to land valued at $300,000. Mr..
Gless alleges that one CASTOR Oxarart
died on the 23d day of April, 1856, and
left to him all of his real and personal
property, appointing him executor. Mr..
Oxarart was the owner of the Ell Encino
Rancho, valued at 100000. in which
Eugene GARNER claims an interest under
pretended agreement which he claims
to have made with MIR. Oxarart in 1877,
under which deceased agreed that Gar
liser might redeem the land which de.
ceased purchased under q foreclosure of
mortgage. Plaintiff alleges that the
agreement was forged by GARNER and
that the claim is false. He AYERS that
GARNER removed certificate of acknowl-
edgement made December |, 1877, before
Charles Il. Beane, Notary Public, from
another document and altering the GER
tificate SO as to make it appear to be
certificate of the acknowledgement of
Oxarart and himself to the agreement,
pasted it on the forged paper and filed
it recently with Recorder Gibson. The
document is now in the Recorders
office, and as it is material for plaintiff e
case that it should not be destroyed, he
asks that an injunction be issued to the
Recorder preventing him from delivering
it to defendant. Gless alleges that it is
evident that the names were not written
SO long ago as 1877 nor further back than
year since, different kind of ink was
used and the writing is much fresher.
He asks the court to declare his title
clear and to decree that GARNER has no
interest in the land.
[The above item was unavoidably
crowded out of the HERALD yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
"CradIc SOngs.o

Friday evening and Saturday afternoon
the ladies of this city will give unique
entertainment at Turnverein Hall. 1t
will be "cradle songs of many nations"
sung in costume. There will be babies
OF all nationalities, ranging from the In
dian baby in scanty clothing to the lace
befounced infant of the present day.
Most charming young ladies will enact
the role of nurses and their costumes
will agree with those of the babies, all
but the Indian nurse. The admission
will be fifty cents on Friday evening and
twenty five cents at the Saturday after.
noon matinee. This is for charitable
object and there will doubtless be full
houses at each performance. The fol.
lowing we'll known ladies are patronesses
of the "cradle songs" entertainments
Mrs. /. w. Hellman, Mrs. lothian Blk
by, Mrs. r. M. Widney, Mrs, e. +.
Spence, Mrs. S. G. Hubbell, Mrs. Earl
B. Millar, Mrs. Edgar, Mrs. John Wills,
Mrs. Gov. Stoneman, Mrs. o. w.
Chi,ds, Mrs. II. T. Lee, Mrs. C. M.
Severance, all OF Los Angeles; Mrs. j.
f. Crank, Mrs. J. Newton, San Gabriel;
Mrs. WIN. F. Claiming, Mrs Geo. B.
Lester, Mrs. Jeanne e. Carr, Pasadena.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
CGlr de Lion ConllnandGry,
No. 9, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
D ALTON OF NEW YLUM,
BANQUET AND BALL,
Evening, March 1, 1887.

Dedicatory exercises at Asylum, corner of
Spring and First streets. Banquet and Ball
at Armory Hall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL IMPROVED FRUIT
n farm at the foothills, Duarte, contain.
location. opposite the postofce, COW enient
to DEPOT. The trees are large and OF the
choice st varieties: the fruit commands the
highest prices will pay well on the invest,
ment; I'd shares OF water. This is cheerful
home, with graud oak trees about the hoaSe use
present crop of oranges, which are ahout
ready for market. Can give immediate
possession. Address owner.
GEORGE w. STIMS0N.
f2-Im Pasadena.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
EDWIN BOOTH.
The Coming er the Great Actor
Draws Nigh.

Mr.. o. H. Butler. the gentlemanly
advance agent Of the great Edwin Booth,
arrived in the city yesterday. He says
that Mr.. Booth is now at San Antonio in
the enjoym ent OF the most perfect
health, and that his success on tn pres.
ent tour has been unprecedented, and he
has been playing to bigger houses than
have ever been known in this country.
Mr.. Booth will leave San Antonio Oh
Sunday and reach here on Tuesday, tho
lst of March. He is travelling in his
special car, David Garrick." 4" 1t was
arranged that Mr.. Booth play here three
nigh,s and at Saturday matinee, but
Yesterday manager Wyatt and Mr.. But
Ter telegraphed him asking that he open
here on Wednesday night, the Pad OF
March, and play four nights and
matinee. Ii ne agrees to thi, he will
opsn in Richelieu. on Thursday night
and o. the matinee play Hamlet. give
A Fools Revenge on Friday night and
close in Othelto, with Booth as "Iago"
and Barron as "Otnello." II Mr.. Booth
does not agree then the repertoire will
be the same with the omission of
A Fools Recenge.
The management have placed the
scale of prices within the reach of all
and seats down stairs will range from ST
to $3 and in the gallery from ST. to 81 so.
At these prices the only regret of the
people will be that the opera house is
not double its present capacity, as there
is bound to be crowd every night
Fortunately the length of Mr.. Booths
season here will give everybody an op.
portunity of hearing the great tragedian.
Booths support this season is stronger
than ever before, and the following is
the cast in Hamlet.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

A. w. Waters and family, of Denver,
are at the Long Beach Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
The san Bernardino E.cur.,on.

The SAN BernardfnO Excurs1Oms .
Tomorrow morning the delayed ex.
cursion to San Bernardino will leave.
The fact that this excursion Las been de-
layed by a combination of the elements
has only made people more anxious to
go to SIN San Bernardino, inspect the
fertile lands surrounding that charming
and rapidly growing city and. by judi.
cious investments in San Bernardino renl
estate, make themselves much better off
in o worldly sense than now. The
train will leave the new depot at $50
o'clock tomorrow morning, and many
will nval themselves of the opportunity
to take delightful trip. hound trip
tickets only three dollars. Tickets are
good for two days. Good dinner, good
music, fine drive around the city, all
for the aforesaid three dollars. After
dinner all can buy lot in the Cooley
tract.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

l'lI Go You Once
If 1 lose. But you can't lose any money on
San Berna rdino lots. II is imposs BILE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
RcYlit.on. J..

George Dietrich will be sentenced by
Judge Cheney to-day for tie slaughter
OF A. Schneider.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

(admitting gentleman and ladies'.
And may be procured from the following
persons:
Sir G. Fl. Dunsmonr, County Court House.
Sir T.. F. Soence, First National Bank.
Sir X. X. Brown. Br VII & Foster.
Sir +. G. Teed, City Hall
Sir A. G. Bartlett, Is w. First street.
Sir J. B. Laukershim. Los Angeles Farm
ing and Milling Company.
Sir +. Jordan, Melon ald's Block.
Sir $. p. Jewett, Pasadena. f23-td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
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The following short extracts, when are
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMETS.
Sir ]. .. Baker,
Sir f. f. Spence. Sir ]. B. Lankershim,
Sir q. NJ Holton, Sir Fl Z. Osborne,
Sir Il. Jordan, Sir G.. g. Knox.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-23
THE COURTS.

superior U0urt..Cheney,J j.
TUESDAY, February %, 1887.
SET FOR TODAY.
People VS.. J. c. Gormley-Trial.
People vs.. Geo. Dietrich-Sentepce.
SET FOR THURSDAY.
Hendsaker vs.. Baker-Trial at P NJ.
people VS.. e. Is Manguy-To plead
at p. NJ.
RsUusou,J.
Ex.parte Curlew on haoeas corpus.
SET FOR THURSDAY.
Fogelman VS.. Shively-Irial.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23
GREAT OFFERS.
TWO fAeEss FOR TIE PRICE 1g ONE
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aforementioned frst.cIass republican
and family newspapers Read the
following.
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MS Hs state. 90. one De, 70 ..s1. GS
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23

is to him the camera lucida which
faithfully portrsys all that occurs;
it is in a great Measure the reflex of
the character of the people compris-
ing the country wherein it is pub
lished. But what is the interest
which even he derives from il COM
pared to that which is felt and en-
tertained by the country people
themselves? It is everything to them.
In it is found news which theyalone,
probably, can appreciate and under
stand; information regarding their
friends and neighbors, the condition
of the crops and market quotations,
which, to the farmer and tradesmln
in the country, is of primary impor-
lance; matters of local consideration
wherein they are interested, and 4
hundred and one different things
which affect and interest them,
both privately and publicly. The
country organ performs another
function which can only be effect
ually done by it. As medium for
advertising it offers facilities which
are unsurpassed. BY it the farmer,
the laborer and mechanic hecomc
acquainted with the goods and wares
of the tradesmln; they learn where
they can purchase what they desire,
and at the lowest prices. The coun-
try newspaper is to county what
nutritious food is to n convalescent;
it helps to build it up and develop
all there is good in it. The county
that is without one is like a waste
plain without elevation, from which
a person desiring to examine the
surroundings can make no observa-
ton. -Exchange.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23

The constitutional amendment
proposed by Senator Hoar, relating
to the terms of the President and Of
Congress would have two important
results. 1t would bring the date Of
the Presidents Inauguration upon
April 80 instead Of March A., which
would be a great Improvement for
climate reasons; and it would ex-
tend the short session of Congress
almost two months, and thus in
crease, perhaps, its legislative eff
ficiencv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23

In another column we print the
advertisement OF that sterling and
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and Express, and we wish to com
mend it to our readers as in the
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The Mail and Express discusses
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Its influence is always for the better
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year for &l.G5.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23

The onlylabor the convention will
have to perform is that of selecting
candidates for the vice presidency.
Both Cleveland and Blaine have
made their own platforms, and the
usual dicker on that often embaras,
sing question can be dispensed with.
Both the men and the issue of 1888
are already determined and the peo-
pie have nearly a year to decide
which shall be accepted as assuring
the greatest measure Of prosperity
to the Union.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23
CHRISTMAS.

With this issue of the HERALD we
extend to all our readers most
hearty Christmas greeting. We
have again come to that great festi-
val when we celebrate the birth of
a Saviour, itself the grandest and
most inspiring theme upon which
we can dwell. 1t is a su biect which
touches the deepest recesses of mans
intellectual nature, while at the
same time it elevates to a higher
and purer atmosphere the forces of
his moral being. May this be to
each one of our patrons a right
happy and merry Christmas. This
is eminently the season of good
wishes and good deeds-the season
os loving gifts and membranes,
prompted by the spirit of the Christ
Child. Well would it be ii through
all our lives there should be mani
tested the simple truths Of mercy
and love taught us by the birth OF
Jesus Christ the Saviour, itself the
great event from which each mum
bered year takes its name.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23


Mr.. Cleveland's plan of maintain
ing the tax On tobacco and lessening
the tariff is cutting both ways in
Virginia and some of the other
Southern States, setting the farmers
and tobacco raisers against him, and
frightening the iron manufacturers
and their thousands of workmen.
The result is seen in Virginia in the
action Of the Legislature in instruct.
ing the Virginia Senators and re-
questing the Representatives to vote
against the Presidents method of
reducing the surplus.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23
Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we
live in! Nature gives us grandeur Of
mountains, glens and oceans and
thousands of means Of enjoyment. We
can desire no better when in perfect
health; but how often do the ma ority
of people feel like giving up disheart-
ened, discouraged and worn out with
disease, when there is no occasion for
this feeling. as every sufferer can easil !
obtain satisfactory proof, that Green's
August Flower, will make them free
from disease, as when born. Dyspep-
STA and Liver Complaint are the direct
cause of seHenty-five per cent of such
naladies as Biliodsness, Indigestion
Sick Headache, Costiveness, Nervou,
Prostitution, Dizziness of the Head
Palpitation of the Heart, and othel
distressing symptoms. Three doses o
August Flower will prove its wonder
full effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents
| Try it,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-12-23

Mr.. Cleveland comedies that the
revenue policy which he advocates
"may involve slight reduction of
the advantages which we award our
home productions" Home pro-
ducers will probably bear this fact
in mird when they are asked to
vote for Mr.. Cleveland next No
vnmhnr.